TRAFFIC KwaZulu-Natal

Qualified Carpenter (Trade Tested)

University of Fort Hare
South African Rand . ZAR 50,000 - 200,000

Job Description

South Africa - KwaZulu Natal , eThekwini Central (Durban / Pinetown / Umlazi)

We are currently looking Qualified Carpenter (Trade test) to carry out high-quality carpentry work on residential, commercial, or industrial construction sites in line with building plans, safety standards, and project timelines.

  • Qualified Carpenter with a recognised Trade Test Certificate
  • Minimum 3-5 years' experience in a construction environment
  • Proven experience in formwork, roofing, and finishing carpentry
  • Ability to read and interpret construction drawings
  • Sound knowledge of building regulations and safety standards
  • Physically fit and able to work on construction sites
  • Valid driver's licence (advantageous)
  • Own basic carpentry tools (advantageous)
Key Responsibilities
  • Interpret and work from technical drawings, plans, and specifications
  • Construct, install, and repair wooden structures and fixtures, including:
    • Roof trusses and frameworks
    • Doors, windows, and frames
    • Flooring, decking, and staircases
    • Formwork for concrete structures
  • Measure, cut, shape, and assemble materials accurately
  • Install fixtures and fittings according to building regulations
  • Ensure work meets quality, safety, and compliance standards
  • Operate hand tools, power tools, and woodworking machinery safely
  • Work closely with foremen, site supervisors, and other trades on site
  • Maintain a clean and safe working environment
  • Identify and report material shortages or defects
  • Adhere to project timelines and productivity targets

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